What's not to say they haven't got that up their sleeve for after the early bird deadline expires.

A flexi ticket is an excellent option, but offering it straight away when the main emphasis should clearly be selling the higher priced full season ticket wouldn't make good business sense at all as it could divert away many to the cheaper option.

I really do hope the club get the early bird discount sorted and then come in strongly with a flexi option to sweep up those who either can't commit to a full season because of work/other commitments or simply cannot afford to do so from a financial point of view.

Like others have said, price a six game package together for £120 and I think you could add another £100k to the income.

Championship games will be streamed next year. More details as to what, where, when and how will be announced shortly.

Heres my thoughts on a flex ticket for any club, first you must categorize matches otherwise the 6 will be TO, TW, FEV, Widnes, Leigh and Fax. Cnt see them being used for Swinton, Rochdale, Sheffield and Barrow. Middle ground will be Batley, Dewsbury, York. Say 3 x Cat1 and 3 from rest?? Hope we, Leigh have that option

I can, sort of, see the logic but unless you're going to have a full, category A,B and C for all fans, including walk-ups then I don't think it will work, or be fair. If all games are the same price and capacity is not an issue, then it makes little difference to the club which games they are used for, to be honest.


Speaking personally, if some fans don't want to see certain games then it's down to them and from my perspective it's they who are missing out and it doesn't affect me or the club.

I agree with Bulliac

Speaking personally, the issue isn't wanting only to watch certain 'better' games. It is simply not being available to attend quite a few games, regardless of the opposition.